... when his death is now announced, at the age of 91, that these recollections of his former power are revived. He was, so to speak, the last contecting link between the Liberalism of the past and that of to-day, but in later times those whose views were ...

... p•mage for them. They dui say about the to the defeadaist of say Army. Larerick—Toss doe's to the Army? Witsees—No, dr. Mr. speak u if you had no desire to do so. esid b. bad se desire. He did ea the sergesst atter stress about the Army. kle did sot mu ...

... The wm, Stat Mb, the whiskers, and the shin. To nothing it se Mame,— • a rat, a earatob. a nab, a temple ; For Mime be doth speak, And es he could o'er them for a week. the poke and Dom, and r,h abet of as aanient cbnrch. Oh, sal I meet mattiporcirolorist ...

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... Unable to get a pair, and write P, after his name, rather mixed after thenew.5emberforGrass- twenty one hours' con- borough speaks of tie tinuous sitting, be says, House as *Call this the present 5The jolliestClubinLon- Parliament ! It's the late don ...

... a gentleman named Younz.-r, wxL) livcd at flayswater. Witness went to the deceaseds room. The deceased was then unable to speak, and took o notice of anyone. By the Coroner: The dleyed did not tell me how long he had abstained from food. When deceased ...

... introduced into most op . eratione of the farm. Dilating upon the fermate' 'duties Mr. Bruce re. marks I cannot too strongly speak of the want of Industry and improvidence too common amongst us. We often find a tenant farmer with a few thousands invested ...

... I think I need not now refer to any other ?? subject. I hope shortly to mneet you at Louch, vthen I shall be prepared to speak to you as long as you like to listen, upon anything which appears to be of partienlarinterest to you (cheers). In conclusion ...

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... almost familiar terms with their captives. How goes it r is the swain greeting. Have you'll you require I Do net hesitate to speak if we can do anything for you. The poor prisoner thus cheerily addreesed will look op mournfully and merely shake his bead ...

... and a paint pot to recommend him. Oh, I'm sure Helen wouldn't think of such a thing, sighed the mother. I know when I speak to her-' You mustn't open your lips, interrupted the other. If you say a word, she'll take to liking him from contradiction ...